Legit?

[Robert Guthrie]

http://www.ebay.com/sch/alexdrummondred/m.html?_nkw&_armrs=1&_ipg&_from

Seems fishy. Anyone have any insight? This seller hasn't listed them in the for sale thread, on here, so that's something. Didn't there used to be a stolen camera list on here? I can't find it, anywhere.

 

[Jose Mojica]

I was actually wondering the same thing. I've been following him on eBay and he has been very responsive to my questions, but I wanted to double check. He explained that the reason the transfer fee is free is that he has a contact at RED and because he sells so many refurbished RED cameras he gets a special deal. His positive scores keep going up, but it's good to double-check.

 

[John Brennick]

Thats kind of a red flag right there considering that transfer of ownership is free to everyone now. Red stopped charging the $500 to transfer cameras ownership. Not saying he's not legit... But that's a bit of a concern.

 

[Thomas Koch]

I wasn't aware the fee went away. That's good news.

 

[Curran Giddens]

6 Epic Dragons!?

 

[ericyoung]

If he's legit and in touch with Red for his business model, it should be fairly easy to verify him. Just do your homework on him.

Get good quality photos with verifiable label/notice with name & date. Check serial numbers aren't stolen.

Does he have other online presence, website, social media, etc.

Google his email, telephone, etc.

 

[Alex Sandman]

He is completely legit. I have bought cameras from him, and they arrived as advertised. He actually has a working relationship with RED. You can call RED to verify this. Ask for Chelsi.

 

[Ben Graham]

I wasn't aware the fee went away. That's good news.

I can confirm RED has removed the transfer of ownership fee, as i just recently did it. There is an evaluation fee if you choose to send the camera in.